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Aniai, Inc. builds Alpha Grill robotic cooking systems that automate the busiest station in commercial kitchens without requiring a wholesale change to the kitchen line. Developed through real kitchen use, the New York-headquartered company combines double-sided grilling with programmable recipes, automated offloading and Alpha Cloud monitoring to help operators maintain consistent output with lean teams. Alpha Grill is used in more than 50 global kitchens and has received Kitchen Innovations Awards in 2023 and 2024.
For more than 35 years, Anilox Roll Cleaning Systems (ARCS) has specialized in cleaning and restoring printing and coating rolls, with technicians who have collectively logged more than 75 years of experience. The company has cleaned and rejuvenated over 50,000 rolls through on-site and in-house service, as well as its patented Eclipse® circular-laser and Pro-Series soda-blast systems. Its Eclipse laser technology is made in the United States and uses electricity without water, compressed air, or additional cleaning media.
Since 1998, Animal Adventure has created plush toys and soft goods for children, turning original characters into keepsakes designed for comfort, play and imagination. Based in Hopkins, Minnesota, its close-knit team develops Signature, baby and seasonal collections with an emphasis on softness, safety and the small details that make a favorite stuffed animal worth holding onto.
Founded in 1990 by reproductive physiologist Dr. Gary L. Brubaker, Animal Biotech Industries supplies biomedical researchers with live porcine models and post-mortem swine tissues from its integrated Pennsylvania farrow-to-finish operation. Its closed, purpose-bred Yorkshire crossbred herd includes a 300-sow breeding unit producing more than 5,000 pigs annually, while an on-site anatomy laboratory prepares customized tissues and organs for research. ABI is operated by scientific professionals and holds a USDA Class B license.
Founded in Brooklyn in 2017 by a first-generation Taiwanese entrepreneur, Anise Kind Foods Group develops Asian specialty foods and operates brands that bring Taiwanese, Chinese, and Japanese culinary traditions to American consumers. The AAPI-owned company pairs its food business with community partnerships and investments in environmentally sustainable startups, while sourcing locally and supporting family-run farms and other AAPI suppliers.
Founded in 2005, Solon-based Anita Plastics supplies woven and non-woven polypropylene fabrics, bags, and geotextiles through its U.S. trading operation for India-based parent company Mewar Group. The company keeps inventory at two South Carolina warehouses, allowing it to handle smaller shipments and blind-ship orders while supporting customers with packaging and construction materials. Its silt fence line is certified through the National Transportation Product Evaluation Program, and its packaging manufacturing is described as FSSC- and BRCGS-certified.
Formerly Anjali Diamonds Private Limited, Anjali LabTech Limited makes lab-grown diamonds and jewellery while also developing diamond semiconductor materials and microwave plasma CVD systems. Based in Surat with sales offices in Mumbai and New York, the company serves both business and consumer customers worldwide, spanning jewellery and high-tech applications.
ANKHGEAR grew from an engineer, an occupational therapist, and a family member’s struggle with jacket zippers into a maker of adaptive apparel and the patented MagZip magnetic zipper. Its MagZip aligns and connects at the base, helping people with limited dexterity zip independently, while ANKHGEAR also supplies the zipper for brands and do-it-yourself garment projects. The company’s Freedom hoodies and related gear carry that original practical idea into everyday clothing.
Since 1986, ANKOM Technology has designed and manufactured automated instruments for nutritional analysis of food and feed, bringing engineering and wet chemistry together for laboratory testing. Founded by Andrew Komarek, the Macedon, New York company developed and patented Filter Bag Technology in 1992, a system that now supports its best-known work in fiber and total dietary fiber analysis. ANKOM serves laboratories worldwide from its upstate New York facility.
For three generations, Ann-Morris Inc has built its reputation around close partnerships with architects and designers, bringing a heritage of craftsmanship to custom interior pieces. The New York company is best known for a collaborative process in which clients shape a design’s details before a dedicated representative guides it through production and installation.
Founded in 1981 by first-generation Chinese American designer Anna Sui, the New York label creates fashion shaped by deep research into vintage styles and cultural arcana. Sui has kept the independent brand at the helm since its first runway show in 1991, expanding from clothing into accessories, cosmetics and fragrances while maintaining its business and fashion production presence in New York City’s Garment District. Her eclectic, research-driven style helped define 1990s grunge chic and continues through more than ninety collections.
For more than 90 years, Annalee Dolls has been known for handcrafted seasonal collectibles with whimsical, storybook character. From its Meredith, New Hampshire home, the company creates holiday decorations and dolls for collectors who use them to add warmth and personality to seasonal displays.
Born from founder Rob Downey’s years racing sled dogs in Alaska, Annamaet Petfoods makes U.S.-manufactured nutrition for dogs and cats, including food, treats, supplements and freeze-dried raw meals. The family-owned and operated company has developed its formulas since 1986 with input from staff nutritionists and a board-certified veterinary nutritionist, while using small-batch production and sustainable marine ingredients such as microalgae and MSC-certified fish. Its distinctive moose emblem reflects the sled-dog adventure and close family connection at the heart of the business.
Annapolis Maritime Antiques & Woodworks pairs a maritime antiques shop with a Tracys Landing workshop that builds, repairs, and restores furniture inspired by nautical history. After four years operating online and from a converted waterman’s shed, the business opened its Eastport doors on June 26, 2014, and now works from the former Raven Maritime Studio. Its woodwork gives salvaged pieces a second life, including furniture made from historic boat hardware and reclaimed vessel materials.
Incorporated in 1982, Annapolis Micro Systems is a privately held, debt-free small business that has grown around keeping engineering and production together at its Annapolis, Maryland facility. The company designs and builds rugged embedded computing systems for military and commercial customers, while its applications team helps turn demanding FPGA projects into working systems. Its management system is registered to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Since opening in Annapolis in 1967, this second-generation family business has made and fitted prescription eyewear through its own in-house lab. Annapolis Opticians combines computerized lens cutting with hands-on finishing by certified opticians, while providing comprehensive eye exams on site with Dr. Emily O’Meara. The shop says its experience spans more than 50 years of two-family-generation craftsmanship.
Woman-owned and rooted in Annapolis, Annapolis Pillow Company grew from Gillian DuVall’s 2011 creative project after the birth of her twins into a small local business with most of its production in Anne Arundel County. Its five-woman team makes personalized decorative pillows and other meaningful gifts, including custom embroidered designs shaped around a family’s home, milestones, or hometown.
Founded in 1994 after its founder identified a need for affordable textured-hair care, Annie International makes hair and beauty products for multi-ethnic communities. Based in the beauty industry for three decades, the company has grown from its community-focused Annie brand into a global family of lines, including culturally recognized Mr. Durag and Ms. Remi, with products sold across all 50 states and around the world.
Built around Mary Humphrey’s lifelong love of soap, fragrance, natural products, and goats, Annie’s Goat Hill Handcrafted Soaps became a farm-rooted maker of handcrafted goat-milk soap using milk from her own herd. The soap business is now temporarily closed, while Humphrey continues sharing what she learned through writing, including a goat-care book for people considering goats or learning to care for them.
Since 2010, Annie’s Pooch Pops has hand-made dog treats in its Bangor, Pennsylvania kitchen, best known for Muttkins™—USA-sourced beef marrow bones wrapped in peanut-butter biscuit and slow-roasted. Current owner Matt McInerney acquired the business to honor Annie, his rescued golden retriever/corgi mix, and the company carries that connection into its support for pet adoption and animal-welfare initiatives. Its treats are made with human-grade, USA-sourced ingredients and inspected by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.